... urged by defendanit's counsel, but over- ruled, and, on the conclusion of the defence, a sumurber of witnesseswere called to speak to the moral and honest character of the prisoner.-The Recorder questioned most of them as to whether they wvere aware of the ...

... in passing them. She knew Mr. William Green, draper, in this town, and others; and had no doubt they would come forward and speak for her. It was her intention to have returned by the twelve o'clock packet. When sk went into Ir. West's shop, she said she ...

... him at his' residence, Dorset-square, and solicited alms. When the prisoner was appiehn'ded he pretended 'that he could not speak English; but, when taken up stairs into the apartment adjoining that in which the Duke lay, he said, in English, that he would ...